The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-08-08
LOCAL pI,EyITIEs,
Matters Of Minor Moment In aad About
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One marriage license was issued satur.
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TIE Laughlln nall mill will probably DO
On again In few days.
TIE Buckeye ylasa works will resume
operations ono week from to-day.
. TnR Benwood blast furnace at Martina
Ferry was blown in yesterday morning,
with enough coke on hand to last for a
long run. SCI te,,
TnE river is once more falling at this
point. Tho marks Last evening indicated
a depth In the channel Of only 2 feet 8
inches. The Elaine 10 thin mornings
Parkersburg packet. \
TIN Wheeling ball club Is booked to
play the GAINESVILLE team this week. Three
games will DO played here and three at
Zaneavillc. Tho frat Of this series will be
played ut tho Island park this afternoon.
Game called at 3:45 o'clock. q
To-Day tho st. Alphonsus Society will
celebrate i.a sixteenth anniversary with q
picnic at tho Park. This morning there
will be a parade OF the Society and the
Knights OF st. John, with tho Opera
House band and Mayors band.
MKssns. SAITH 4 LAuauLlN, OF Pitts.
bcYph, have closed q contract with the
spautding Iron Company, Of Brilliant, foi
tho erection Of two Of their regeneratiye
gas heating furnacee, each Of which will
have capacity Of twenty tons per single
turn. rS,f -. ,&lll, n
TIE police on Saturday night raided thu
house Of Stella Chester and Maggie Con
roy, in East Wheeling, and arrested In al
thirteen persons, all OF whom put up the
collateral and were released. There wore
four other cases on the docket last might
for this mornings police court. @)ll
OLD MRs. Gary, who lives in Market
alley near the Upper Market, is 30 i'll thai
her death Is expected at any moment
She Ia reputed to BIO over 100 years old
and claimu herself that she is 105. Unit
yery recently she has been able to wall
about the city, though becoming more
feeble every year. fg .ss
MINNIE ZuIAur went before Justice Gil
lespie Saturday evening and swore QUIT two
warrants for Jennie Lee for keeping s
house Of ill.fame and selling liquor with
out license. Constable Wilcox arrested
Jennie and the Justice held her in thu
sum OF $500 Tor her appearance Tuesday
In default Of bail Hhe was committed tt
jail. s&
A TELEGRAM from Fostoria, Ohio, says
Ground will be broken next week for thu
buildings Of tho Foetoria Glass Company
which will remove here from Wheeling
This concern will give employment
to 2G0 men. 1t will locate just east OF th'
mammoth new Harter Touring mills. Thi
| Ia the corporation Of which an accoun
was given in Saturday mornings 1NTELLl
GENcER. s-Hg. .sg
A REPORT was put in circulation |,
Chicago to the effect that tho leasing o
the Hammond, Ind, nail mill by Wheel
ing capitalists, was the first step taken b.
ths manufacturers in this section to leas'
all outside mills and shut them down, thu
throwing all the trade here. The rumo
is without the least foundation, as al
preparations have been made by the gen
tlemen in the syndicate TO take charge q
once, and the mill will soon be running
under their direction. 7F.s.4G
THE assemblage in attendance at th,
temperance picnic at Point Mills on Sat
urday WAS creditable one. SpeecheI
were given in the afternoon and evening
Professor Blaisdell, President Of thu
Wheeling Female College, and Mr.. 6. W
Atkinson were among the most prominen
speakers. Refreshments were served BY
the committee having charge, and Max
wells orchestra furnished the music
Although not having played much Of late
they kept up their well earned reputation
for choice music. s.